MN -- woman shot in face and killed by ICE, Minneapolis, 7 Jan 2026

[Deleted member 212413]

First, he’s not a murderer! You haven’t even waited for all the facts before you have convicted him. If you watch the video where that officer is recording you can see she clearly struck him with her car. The same officer was struck and dragged by a vehicle 6 months ago that required 33 stitches. These officers are human beings too that want to go home at night just like you and I do!

Just link the video with the timestamp of when he was hit please.

 

[Mickey Mouse]

First, he’s not a murderer! You haven’t even waited for all the facts before you have convicted him. If you watch the video where that officer is recording you can see she clearly struck him with her car. The same officer was struck and dragged by a vehicle 6 months ago that required 33 stitches. These officers are human beings too that want to go home at night just like you and I do!

None of that answers the question I asked.

How does shooting the driver stop the car?

 

[Hexe]

If you watch the video where that officer is recording you can see she clearly struck him with her car.

Again. Nope. Nowhere in that video he was hit by Renee's car.

MOO.

 

[Deleted member 212413]

First, he’s not a murderer! You haven’t even waited for all the facts before you have convicted him. If you watch the video where that officer is recording you can see she clearly struck him with her car. The same officer was struck and dragged by a vehicle 6 months ago that required 33 stitches. These officers are human beings too that want to go home at night just like you and I do!

He required 33 stitches as well because he broke a window with his arm and stuck it in during that incident. Again he was not required to do that and it was very unsafe to do that and he shouldn't have...

 

[keek]

He required 33 stitches as well because he broke a window with his arm and stuck it in during that incident. Again he was not required to do that and it was very unsafe to do that and he shouldn't have...

 

[Moonstrawbs]

I have watched every video out there! I support our law enforcement unless and until they have been found guilty in court. Clearly there are many people on here who do not offer that same right to Officers given to all of us!

Yeah you know what, I don't fancy offering up that right to an officer who repeatedly shot a civilian in the face whilst calling her a f-ing b-i-t-c-h. Jmo.

 

[bry61]

I have watched every video out there! I support our law enforcement unless and until they have been found guilty in court. Clearly there are many people on here who do not offer that same right to Officers given to all of us!

That is not true! You can her him being struck by the car! I guess depending on whether you support law enforcement or not you see and hear what you want to see and hear. These Officers have a very difficult job made more difficult by people trying to impede them! They are never given the benefit of the doubt by some people and media. That won’t be me! I’m thankful that my children are not out there trying to protect and serve.

 

[keek]

True, he's like that, gotta get them, poor me, they caused it all, my stitches, my 'getting hit by her car'. He cannot hide anywhere but they will help him try.

 

[bry61]

Yeah you know what, I don't fancy offering up that right to an officer who repeatedly shot a civilian in the face whilst calling her a f-ing b-i-t-c-h. Jmo.

What would call someone who drove a car at you on purpose and struck you? A kind lady?

 

[Summerliz03]

If Officer Ross was using a body camera, it would have given a wider angle lens than his cell phone did and there probably would be definitive evidence of her hitting him with her car or not. Unfortunately, Officer Ross was not wearing a body camera. Or perhaps he was wearing it and ICE hasn’t or doesn’t want to release that footage for whatever reason. ICE agents are encouraged to wear them but not required. But if there was body camera footage, it would clear up all this back and forth we are having, so if it exists, it’s a shame it hasn’t been released. I wonder why that is. IMO.

 

[statt#1]

When did she hit the murderer? Could you please post the video? Because I haven’t seen that one. Thank you

Could you provide a link where this ICE agent is charged with murder?

 

[jepop]

I don’t know how to do that. It’s the one where the officer is filming with his camera as she guns the gas toward him you can clearly see she hit him. He was already injured 6 months ago being drug by a car. What are these officers supposed to do? They want to go home at night too! Also it was a fluid scene, there could have been other civilians or officers in her path and if she had struck a civilian he would be criticized for not stopping her! These officers can’t win!

Well, moo without a link to back up your very specific assertion that she "clearly hit him", this is simply and only your individual interpretation and not fact. Many posters here have linked to the videos in question, studied them in detail ( myself included) and been unable to see any sign of impact between the killer and the victim's vehicle. Unless you can link to show the point where "she clearly hit him" this remains an unsupported opinion IMO.

"He was already injured 6 months ago being drug by a car. What are these officers supposed to do? They want to go home at night too!"

Re the above, how does this make it ok to shoot an unarmed protester x3 in the head? LE need to exercise professionalism and responsibility, rather than a reactivity which the victim is not responsible for in any way. Moo

 

[Moonstrawbs]

What would call someone who drove a car at you on purpose and struck you? A kind lady?

That's your opinion. You can't provide any evidence to support what you're saying. Jmo.

 

[keek]

What would call someone who drove a car at you on purpose and struck you? A kind lady?

That is YOUR take despite many clear videos, including his own. No answer to your queries to be had.

 

[LAborn]

You better look again. She clearly hit him!

I have watched every horrifying video of this murder, and she clearly did not hit him.

 

[doglvr]

dbm

 

[Moonstrawbs]

I hope if you ever find yourself accused of a crime that you are given more fairness and the presumption of innocence than you offer this guy and probably all law enforcement!

You're forgetting there is multiple videos at different angles of what he did. He even filmed it himself. Tiring. Jmo.

 

[Mickey Mouse]

I hope if you ever find yourself accused of a crime that you are given more fairness and the presumption of innocence than you offer this guy and probably all law enforcement!

I wish Renee Good had been given some fairness and the presumption of innocence instead of being executed in the street.

 

[BeginnerSleuther]

I have watched every video out there! I support our law enforcement unless and until they have been found guilty in court. Clearly there are many people on here who do not offer that same right to Officers given to all of us!

I'm pretty sure that if I had shot a driver in the exact same scenario, I'd be cooling my jets in a jail cell while the person I shot was labeled a victim.

Instead, within hours of the shooting, the victim is labeled a terrorist and the agent considered innocent of criminal wrong-doing. Pointing out this disconnect doesn't mean I don't want to offer the same rights to officers. I want them to have the same rights -- and accountability -- as the rest of us.

MOO.

 

[LAborn]

I'm pretty sure that if I had shot a driver in the exact same scenario, I'd be cooling my jets in a jail cell while the person I shot was labeled a victim.

Instead, within hours of the shooting, the victim is labeled a terrorist and the agent considered innocent of criminal wrong-doing. Pointing out this disconnect doesn't mean I don't want to offer the same rights to officers. I want them to have the same rights -- and accountability -- as the rest of us.

MOO.

Well said.